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Fixing the World (Arreglando el Mundo)
2020
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Chile
Spanish
English
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Fixing the World (Arreglando el Mundo)

In October 2019, after decades of Pinochet’s dictatorship and more decades of democracy under a Military and Neoliberal Constitution, a popular movement of ordinary Chileans was about to prevail over a Constitution that protected the interest of powerful financial institutions over the need for basic rights like Education, Health Care, Social Justice, among others. At this moment, Chileans had been facing a difficult period marked by popular street demonstrations, police brutality, and state violence. In the series FIXING THE WORLD, independent filmmaker Pablo Arribas presents ordinary Chileans in their homes, talking among themselves, sharing their thoughts and opinions about what their country desperately needs, a new Constitution.
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